AU-50 1858 Silver Three-Cents

Description

Type II. A colorful array of varied gold and sunset orange toning engages the obverse, the reverse mostly brilliant. Nice!

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20%

AU-50 1858 Silver Three-Cents

Lot 0259

Estimate $150-$175

Aug 18, 2026, 8:26 PM EDT

Current Price (7 bids)

Secure

$100

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #127

Aug 6, 2026, 11:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

AU Details 1861 Silver Three-Cents: Cleaned, now deep silver-gray with splashes of deeper gray toning.

AU Details 1861 Silver Three-Cents

$42

AU-50 1866 Rays Shield Nickel: Frosty and lustrous with many small die cracks throughout the obverse.

AU-50 1866 Rays Shield Nickel

$31

AU-50+ 1869 Shield Nickel: Satiny and lustrous.

AU-50+ 1869 Shield Nickel

$47

CACG MS-63 1883 No Cents Liberty Nickel: Frosty, sharp, and lustrous.

CACG MS-63 1883 No Cents Liberty Nickel

$35

EF-40 Details 1883 With CENTS Liberty Nickel: Cleaned long ago. Now with satiny pale golden surfaces.

EF-40 Details 1883 With CENTS Liberty Nickel

$22

AU-50 1839 No Drapery Half Dollar: Satiny silver-gray with lively retained luster. A few faint hairlines visible, otherwise there are no marks that immediately draw the eye. Tiny obverse rim knock at 9:00. Scarce in high grades.

AU-50 1839 No Drapery Half Dollar

$1,025

Choice AU-58 1872 Indian Cent: Warm golden-tan surfaces offer no marks and soft underlying red luster. Sharply struck for the date with full shield details.

Choice AU-58 1872 Indian Cent

$290

ANACS MS-65 Red 2025 Double Ear Lincoln Cent: A gem example of this recently discovered error coin.

ANACS MS-65 Red 2025 Double Ear Lincoln Cent

$22

Certified Lincoln Cent Pair: Includes: PCGS EF-45 1914-S; and NGC MS-64 RB 1927. (Total: 2 pieces)

Certified Lincoln Cent Pair

$21

ANACS Proof 5 Pc Lincoln Cent & Commemorative Set: Includes the 4 Different Proof Lincoln Cents along with the Proof Silver Dollar. All are first strikes but weren't assigned a numerical grade. (Total: 5 pcs)

ANACS Proof 5 Pc Lincoln Cent & Commemorative Set

$31

NGC MS-63 BN 1868 Two-Cents: Glossy chocolate-brown with lively luster that supports soft red and blue iridescence on both sides. Choice for the grade.

NGC MS-63 BN 1868 Two-Cents

$150

VG-8 1872 Two-Cents: A low-mintage key issue from the penultimate date of the denomination. Well-worn but mark-free golden-brown surfaces. One of just 65,000 pieces produced, far and away the lowest mintage figure for

VG-8 1872 Two-Cents

$43

AU-58 Slider 1867 Nickel Three-Cents: Frosty gray surfaces with a pale golden glow.

AU-58 Slider 1867 Nickel Three-Cents

$96

PCGS Proof-64 CAM CAC 1871 Nickel Three-Cents: So lovely it may just as well have been graded "65." Exceptional cameo contrast here, with a dusting of pale golden toning for good measure.

PCGS Proof-64 CAM CAC 1871 Nickel Three-Cents

$370

NGC Proof-65 1872 Nickel Three-Cents: Sharp and more lustrous than mirrored - a common trait for this year.

NGC Proof-65 1872 Nickel Three-Cents

$165

VF-20 1879 Nickel Three-Cents: Light golden-gray, free of marks, and certain to please at this grade level. One of just 38,000 examples of the date produced for intended circulation, and the first date in the series, 1865-1889,

VF-20 1879 Nickel Three-Cents

$54

Key Date VF 1880 Nickel Three-Cents: Silvery gray with golden highlights. Mark-free despite the somewhat lengthy stay in pocket change. Just 21,000 circulation strikes were produced.

Key Date VF 1880 Nickel Three-Cents

$125

EF-40 1889 Nickel Three-Cents: A warm olive-gray, mark-free example of this low mintage terminal date of the design type. Only 18,125 circulation strikes of the date were forthcoming from Philadelphia.

EF-40 1889 Nickel Three-Cents

$135

ANACS EF-40 1889 Nickel Three-Cents: Deeply original with the same low mintage as the prior lot.

ANACS EF-40 1889 Nickel Three-Cents

$200

23 Pcs Mixed Nickel Three-Cents: Most date from 1865-68 with a few from the 1870's included. Grades are VG-VF with some showing some spotting. (Total: 23 pcs)

23 Pcs Mixed Nickel Three-Cents

$165

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